A 2,200 Ancient Egyptian Glider? Here’s What You Need to Know About the Saqqara Bird
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Ancient Egypt is home to a treasure trove of history. Amidst its pyramids, temples, lost cities, and mummies, certain discoveries…
This Research Aims To Study “Entities” People Meet While Under The Influence Of DMT
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An online survey of 2,561 people who have ever used DMT found that the experience of the “session” and its…
The Great Sphinx Is So Old It Was Restored For the First Time 3,500 Years Ago
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None of all the carved monuments on the planet are as enigmatic and mysterious as Giza’s Great Sphinx. Cut from…
Ancient cave symbols might form a global language
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The idea that cave symbols form a global language isn’t just speculative anymore. Ancient cave symbols found across Ice Age…
These Are the 6 Most Ancient Maps Ever Found
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Ever since humans became aware of their surroundings, they started etching the very first maps in stone. Knowing where we…
Here Are 10 Secrets and Curiosities About the Great Sphinx of Egypt
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Located on the Giza plateau, on the western bank of Egypt’s Nile River, the Great Sphinx stands guard. Carved out…
Wicked! Chinese Geneticists Insert Human Brain Genes into Monkeys to Make Them Smarter
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In a scientific mission to understand and unlock how human intelligence evolved –and continues to evolve– several ethical questions arise…
Filmed in 1897: This is the Oldest Video Footage of the Ancient Sphinx
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The Great Sphinx at Giza is the largest single-stone monolith statue on the planet’s surface. Shrouded in mystery, despite having…
Xelhua: The Giant That Built the Largest Pyramid on Earth According to Aztec Mythology
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According to legends, the largest pyramid on the planet’s surface was built by one of the seven mythological giants of…
Ancient Chinese and Maya similarities suggest deeper cultural roots
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Archaeologists report motifs in Honduras that resemble Neolithic Chinese symbolism, raising questions about deep shared roots rather than contact. Archaeological…